Launchd, execve and execvp ...
Daniel J. Luke
dluke at geeklair.net
Mon Oct 30 07:29:26 PST 2006
On Oct 29, 2006, at 3:31 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> On Oct 29, 2006, at 13:09, David M. Cole wrote:
>> At 1:54 PM -0600 10/29/06, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>>> Wait, are you using Mac OS X, or just Darwin? I thought part of
>>> the reason for renaming DarwinPorts to MacPorts was that we
>>> didn't want to support plain Darwin anymore....
>>
>> yes, just plain darwin ... din't know about that restriction (you
>> might want to put that on a web page or something ...).
>
> Oh, there are lots of things we should put on the web page or
> something. This transition we're currently undergoing has thrown
> everything into disarray.
>
> I believe the problem was that most of the developers did not in
> fact have a pure Darwin box to test with, so things constantly
> broke for Darwin,
This is true, but most ports should work with plain Darwin.
If things are broken, patches are always welcome.
> and with Macs and therefore Mac OS X gaining popularity, it was
> felt that supporting Darwin was not very feasible. I have the
> apache2 port installed and I do use launchctl to start and stop it,
> and it works fine on Mac OS X. But I also unfortunately have no
> experience with pure Darwin.
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